Tony Jensen started his career in music as a front man vocalist in an R&B/Soul covers band travelling and performing at venues throughout the UK and Europe. While out on the road and travelling between gigs Jensen started to write his own

material, liked what he was coming up with and decided to take the risk, leave the band and go solo, now only one year down the line he has his own band of musicians and still travels the same venues performing his own songs.
Jensen says

he’s been writing since he was a kid really, but in those days there wasn’t an awful lot to tell apart from the usual teenage angst and protests, now he’s jacked a few more years up, lived a little, loved a little, and been screwed

over a lot, he reckons there’s a lot more to say about life in general.

He has recently written and recorded in LA with Marshall Altman at Galtline Studio’s where the songs got the expert treatment of players like Michael Chavez (John Mayer) Phil Izler (Robbie Williams) and Aaron Sterling.
His music is

an eclectic mix and crossover of AC/Soft Rock that can only be described as grown up Pop.

The emotional impact of a soulful and honest vocal delivery is what hits when you hear Jensen for the first time.
You feel that you know the song and the voice, even though you never heard it before . . . because Jensen has that special

quality that captivates an audience right from the first line.
There are no stylistic inflections, no vocal gymnastics, just natural vocal talent that showcase his songs and leave you wanting to hear more.
His songs are stories about life, love,

feelings, and about situations that we all seem to encounter at some point in life.

Someone Like Me

Alternative Pop Rock

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Stoneman	10/23/2012 11:09:44 AM Tony, You write clear and concise lyrics. Great musicianship and songwriting. If "Someone Like Me" is an indication of where you artistry is headed, I expect to hear a lot more about you on the worldwide recording scene. Just wishing you great luck and smooth sailing on your path to greatness. Much Respect, Stoneman
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